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Page 6, News, Tuesday, March 19, 1991 continued from page 5 corporations can always put up charitable funds to help the really needy and incapacitated. That should help their public Image and boost their righ- teous egos. Without taxes, people can stop cheating on their annual tax returns, and hopefully that will be a step in the right direction also re any other kinds of cheating, steal- ing and other such criminali- ties. (But I wouldn't hold my breath!) All this sounds crazy? Just wait till the next installment of the K.P.K. Konstitution and Planks. It gets crazier. Or saner. Depending on your out- look. In the meantime, Kitchen People of Kanada, get together and unite! We have nothing to lose 'cause we've already got ALL the kitchen sinks! Excellence in education Continued from page 2 There lies the crux of the matter. If parents want their children to excel at anything, parents themselves must develop in their children this single-minded passion to excel, and they must set the example by their own actions and their own way of life. Being parents is-no easy task. They have to suffer much, sacrifice much, and struggle much. Out of their struggle and suffering comes that wisdom of life that places education and excellence at the core of their ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT BOARD pa IN THE MATTER OF the Environmental Assessment Act, R.S.O. 1980, c.140, as amended, and the regula- tions thereunder; --and-- IN THE MATTER OF an Undertaking by Ontario Hydro consisting of a Program in respect of activities Sato associated with meeting future electricity requirements in Ontario. NOTICE OF CONTINUATION OF PUBLIC HEARING in these proceedings. In its Notice of Public Hearing dated February 15, 1990, the Environmental Assessment Board gave notice that a-public hearing would be held to consider Ontario Hydro's Demand/Supply Plan for meeting future electricity require- ments in Ontario. The Demand/Supply Plan includes: conservation and the management of the demand for electricity; non-utility generation; rehabilitation and retirement of existing generating stations; redevelopment, extensions and new developments of hydraulic generation; the purchase of electrical power and energy from Manitoba; and, new fossil and nuclear generation. Pursuant to the Notice of Public Hearing dated February 15, 1990, the Board has held Preliminary Meetings concerning the granting of party and intervenor status, and continues to hold Preliminary Hearings to deal with preliminary and procedural matters. TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ENVIRONMENTAL ASSESSMENT BOARD WILL CONTINUE THIS HEARING AND BEGIN TO HEAR EVIDENCE: 2200 Yonge Street (Yonge & Eglinton) AT: 5th Floor Toronto, Ontario M4S 2C6 ON: April 22, 1991 AT: 10:00 am It is the responsibility of those who wish to attend to determine the dates, times and location for the hearing as it proceeds. A toll-free information number (1-800-461-5183) is available to provide pre-recorded information on the status of the proceedings, or further inquiries may be made through the Executive Co-ordinator at (416) 324-7373. TAKE NOTICE THAT if you do not attend at the hearing, the Board may proceed in your absence and you will not be entitled to any further notice TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT the Environmental Assessment Board will give notice of its decision and reasons to all parties and by placing them in the record of public hearing. DATED at Toronto, this 28th day of February, 1991. "H. Gail Morrison" Executive Co-ordinator Ontario. Hydro Demand/Supply Plan Hearing (Pour obtenir une copie du présent avis en francais, communiquer avec la coordonnatrice générale au (416) 324-7373). thinking. But they also know that excellence is not something that comes to those who merely wish it. It is something that must be grasped and taken by those who are driven by the passion to excel, by the aspiration, and above all by perseverance and hard work. As Plato said two thousand years ago: Badness you can get easily, in quantity; the road is smooth, and it lies close by. But in front of excellence the immortal gods have put sweat, and long and steep is the way to it, and rough at first. but when you come to the top, then it is easy, even though it is hard. Parental expectations of excellence are thus at the foundation of their children's success. At first it seems hard, this constant nagging and NOTICE TO CREDI- TORS AND OTHERS All claims against the Estate of MARY RITA CORRIGAN, late of the City of Sault Ste. Marie in the Judicial District of Algoma, who died on or about the 27th day of December, 1990 must be filed with the under- signed on or before the 30th day of March, 1991, after which date the undersigned will dis- tribute the assets of the estate having regard only to the claims then filed. Dated at Thunder Bay, Ontario this 1st day of March 1991. MURRAY & COURTIS Barristers and Solicitors' Suite #410 The Chapple Building 101.N. Syndicate - Avenue Thunder Bay, Ontario - P7C 3V4 demanding. Not only on the parents who have this vision of excellence but also on their children. These young people see their peers seemingly enjoying an endless amount of fun, going to parties, and doing things that are denied to them by their parents. It seems as if they were missing out on a lot of fun. That's hard on them, this demand for discipline and excellence. But years from now they are bound to realize that their parent knew, by the infinite wisdom of experience, that too much too soon would ultimately turn out to be no fun. There is no failure worse than moral failure, for that is the failure of the soul, the very core of one's being. As the Bible says, of what worth is it if one gains the whole world but loses one's soul? But one final point must be emphasized. True excellence is not necessarily what you attain, It is what you aim at. After all, if our aims lack nobility what will we achieve? Besides, it does not really matter whether you fully achieve your aim. As the poet Robert Browning said, "Ah, but a man's reach should exceed his grasp, Or what's a heaven for?" '| dren, Funeral services held CARON: Mrs. Dolores Caron of Terrace Bay passed away suddenly at home February 28, 1991. Survived by her husband Gerald, her daughter Jeannie McMillan of Alberta, sons Donald of Rossport and Micheal of Stratford. Stepchildren, Mona Mahovlic of British Columbia, Paul Caron, Bill Caron andf Dianne O'Neill all of Terrace Bay and Eleven grandchil- March 4, 1991. Interment Terrace Bay Cemetary. If so desired memorials to charity of your choice. greatly nd THANK YOU f We would like to take this opportunity to time. OU the baking aud flowers were e appreciated. Words alone can uot i, exforess chat we hold deeply in our hearts. 4 God Sleso! Pete Caron & family | "The "lychouiak pamly, aud Hill's Science Diet & Hill's Prescription Diet Dog and Cat Foods available through Highview Animal Clinic Phone 825-3330 | io Terrace Bay...